👉 The Amazon Light Particles, often referred to as LIGHT Particles, are a collection of tiny, electrically charged dust-like particles suspended in the upper atmosphere of the Amazon rainforest. These particles originate from natural sources such as plant debris, pollen, and microbial activity, which break down into fine particles during rainfall or dry deposition. When sunlight interacts with these particles, they become positively charged, creating a phenomenon known as "electrostatic attraction." This unique property allows the particles to remain suspended in the air for extended periods, often visible as faint, glowing trails or clouds, especially at night or during twilight hours. The Amazon Light Particles not only contribute to the region's mesmerizing atmospheric displays but also play a role in local weather patterns and cloud formation.
